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US Army Brigade Utilizes Hundreds of Homemade Drones in Wargame
A US Army brigade deployed hundreds of one-way attack drones, over half of which were homemade, in a recent wargame, demonstrating the military's reliance on 3D printing for rapid drone part production and mission adaptation.
26 Jun, 11:53 — 26 Jun, 11:53
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Business InsiderMostly Factual44d ago
A US Army brigade used hundreds of one-way attack drones in a recent wargame. Over half were homemade.
The US Army, like other services, sees 3D printing as a quick solution to making spare drone parts and adapting drones to new mission requirements. US Army photo by Spc. Sandy Vera Vazquez A US Army brigade brought a lot of 3D printed drones with them to a recent exercise. 3D printing drones may take only a few hours to build, depending on the type and components. 3D printing for drones offers cheap, quick solutions to spare parts and adaptation issues. A US Army brigade from the 101st Airb...
Read full article →YahooMostly Factual44d ago
A US Army brigade used hundreds of one-way attack drones in a recent wargame. Over half were homemade.
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